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... ftrong ; because he hatlı poured out his foul unto death : and he was num- bered with the tranfgreffors ; and he bare the fin of many , and made interceffion for the tranfgreffors . " These words are extant in a book , pur- porting to ...
... ftrong ; because he hatlı poured out his foul unto death : and he was num- bered with the tranfgreffors ; and he bare the fin of many , and made interceffion for the tranfgreffors . " These words are extant in a book , pur- porting to ...
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... ftrong obfer- vation upon which is , that , neither as repre- fented by his followers , nor as attacked by his enemies , is he charged with any personal vice . This remark is as old as Origen : " Though innumerable lies and calumnies ...
... ftrong obfer- vation upon which is , that , neither as repre- fented by his followers , nor as attacked by his enemies , is he charged with any personal vice . This remark is as old as Origen : " Though innumerable lies and calumnies ...
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... ftrong internal marks of genuineness . If it had been feigned , it would have been more full . It would have come nearer to the actual mode of cele- brating the rite , as that mode obtained very early : early in Christian churches and ...
... ftrong internal marks of genuineness . If it had been feigned , it would have been more full . It would have come nearer to the actual mode of cele- brating the rite , as that mode obtained very early : early in Christian churches and ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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